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Hi, thanks for stopping by! Oddbean is a discussion site built on <a href="https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr">the nostr protocol</a>. You may notice that the design is heavily inspired by Hacker News and Reddit. This is on purpose. I want Oddbean to be a comfortable and familiar experience, with fast loading pages and minimal distractions.
Hi, thanks for stopping by! Oddbean is a discussion site built on <a href="https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr">the nostr protocol</a>. The design is heavily inspired by Hacker News and Reddit. This is on purpose. I want Oddbean to be a comfortable and familiar experience, with fast loading pages and minimal distractions.
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<b>Why nostr?</b> Nostr is a protocol for building decentralised systems. Is it perfect? No, but today it is the closest thing we have to an honest-to-goodness decentralised social media protocol. Oddbean is just one of many interfaces to the same network. Even though many of the posts don't originate here, Oddbean users can still interact with anyone else on the network, thanks to the interoperability of nostr. If you get tired of Oddbean, you can easily move to another client.
<b>Why nostr?</b> Nostr is a protocol for building decentralised systems. Is it perfect? No, but today it is the closest thing we have to an honest-to-goodness decentralised social media protocol. Oddbean is just one of many interfaces to the same network. Even though many of the posts don't originate here, Oddbean users can still interact with anyone else on the network thanks to the interoperability of nostr. If you get tired of Oddbean, you can easily move to another client.
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<b>No crap.</b> No elements bouncing around as the page loads. No cookie pop-ups. In fact, no cookies, period. No tracking analytics. No "sign-up to our newsletter" modals that appear half way down. No dark patterns to boost engagement numbers. Javascript is optional (only needed for posting).
<b>No crap.</b> No elements bouncing around as the page loads. No cookie pop-ups. In fact, no cookies, period. No tracking analytics. No "sign-up to our newsletter" modals that appear half way down. No invitation gating. No dark patterns to boost engagement numbers. Javascript is optional (only needed for posting).
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<b>Feeds.</b> Oddbean is built around the concept of "feeds", which are lists of nostr events. Feeds can be curated by people, algorithms, or both. The goal is to let you publish or read feeds according to whatever policies you or a community decide, similar to a subreddit or an RSS feed. A specification on how to create your own feeds is coming soon. For now the full source code of Oddbean is available <a href="https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/tree/oddbean/src/apps/web">here</a>. The homepage is a feed like any other, except one that I control. Don't like it? Don't use it.
<b>Feeds.</b> Oddbean is built around the concept of "feeds", which are lists of nostr events. Feeds can be curated by people, algorithms, or a combination. If you want to curate your own feed, check out the <a href="https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/blob/oddbean/docs/feeds.md">specification</a>. If you are interested, here is the <a href="https://github.com/hoytech/strfry/tree/oddbean/src/apps/web">full source code for Oddbean</a>. The <a href="/f/homepage/info">homepage feed</a> is a feed like any other, except one that I control. Don't like it? Don't use it.
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